Are our elections being hijacked by foreign entities? That’s what numerous MAGA pundits, including Juan O’Savin and Patrick Byrne, have alleged over the past month. And here’s a whistleblower, Gary Berntsen, who vindicates their position.
In this video, released last year, Berntsen claims that Venezuela — joined by Communist China, Cuba and Serbia — conspired to rig the 2020 U.S. presidential election. Berntsen says rigged voting machines manufactured in China are central to this fraud. Multiple companies that conducted the election used the machines. What they have in common? Berntsen says they incorporate programming from Smartmatic, a company now based in London, but originally from Caracas, Venezuela.
The election results, Berntsen says, “were allowed to be altered without the knowledge of the voters and the public.” These machines could not produce an infinitive level of votes, but could swing results “up to 3 to 5 percent.”
Berntsen says this was but one of a number of vote tallying schemes employed to elect leftists. He is a former CIA official, serving in Afghanistan, where he was chief of the Hezbollah Operation. He has done investigations and intelligence gathering for many other federal agencies, including the FBI, the Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security.
Smartmatic has sued several individuals who presented these claims, among them, My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell and former New York City Mayor Rudy Guiliani. But on the flip side, three current and former officials of the company have been charged in the United States under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act for a scheme that involves bribery. President Donald Trump has strongly hinted he will yet contest the outcome of the 2020 Presidential election. It remains to be seen if he will do so.
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